| Big data helps put centuries-old Shakespearean debate to rest; White high schoolers in Miss. put noose around black student’s neck and ‘yanked,’ NAACP says; River ride malfunction at Australia’s Dreamworld kills four people, horrifies onlookers; World’s tallest church has a waste problem — young Germans with full bladders; Dad jumps with his toddler sons from N.J. bridge. He dies — they miraculously do not.; After Detroit Animal Control quarantined her pet, a computer error led to the dog’s death; Police in Wash. fatally shoot ‘suicidal’ pregnant woman they say had handgun; ‘Frantic,’ ‘distressed,’ ‘violated’: Taylor Swift describes alleged groping in deposition; Emmett Till was brutally slain in 1955. Now, a sign marking where his body was found is riddled with bullet holes.; The skintight surprise 300 women delivered to man who disparaged yoga pants; Pastor pleads guilty to manslaughter, assault after church’s ‘counseling session’ turned fatal; | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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